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HI!... Well i bought this one off Ebay and i picked it up on Saturday. Built the car the same day including the paint. I still have to paint the driver and install window netting. I accidentally stepped on the driver so i ordered 3 more. Just waiting for them to arrive. Anyway here's my build :

Box art :









Old vs new :



The treasure inside :







My gold pan was in great shape, no real issues with it and the anodizing all matched.

HI!... I'll post more pics later. My laptop just crashed and i can't get my pics.

What disturbs me about your car is how it is crimped at the rear...I can't believe that came like that...I would take a picture of that and get in touch with Associated and see if they would give me another chassis....It is disturbing to see that some peoples kits are fine and others have issues like this...They need to know about the lack of quality control...

HI!... What crimp? Looks fine to me. I have 17 RC10 's and they all look like this. I don't see the problem.

REM, have you seen one without the slight upturn in the rear? I've had 3 cars in hand, all are the same. Seen other pics as well, seems that is the way they are manufactured.

It is a touch more than the original/vintage chassis, but nothing that harms the car what-so-ever.

Look at your last picture...The one that just shows the rear of the chassis...It looks like the screw will not be able to sit flush with the chassis...Or is it just my eyes ???? Here is a picture of one of my beater chassis with the screws dropped in to the holes...The heads sit flush with the chassis...Yours looks a little extra crimped in that area around the screw hole...

It doesn't look crimped it looks bent...

HI!... Screws fit fine on mine. I'll upload the rest of the pics once my new mother board for my laptop shows up. Moght be another week or so. All the pics are on that PC. Can't even turn it on at the moment

JK Racing wrote:REM, have you seen one without the slight upturn in the rear? I've had 3 cars in hand, all are the same. Seen other pics as well, seems that is the way they are manufactured.

It is a touch more than the original/vintage chassis, but nothing that harms the car what-so-ever.

All of my chassis have a slight crimp and roll..That one looks bad...It goes into the screw hole...It might just be my OCD getting the best of me...

HI!... Its just the shadow and the camera angle.

THE H.P FREAK wrote:HI!... Screws fit fine on mine. I'll upload the rest of the pics once my new mother board for my laptop shows up. Moght be another week or so. All the pics are on that PC. Can't even turn it on at the moment

Hopefully it does not affect the way it handles especially if you are going to run it...I just saw that and the came out...Here is project junkyard dog...A straight chassis that will have a re re nose and motor plate...slight crimp and roll but not a bow that goes into the screw head...Maybe I should just breath and count to ten

THE H.P FREAK wrote:HI!... Its just the shadow and the camera angle.

OK cool I was ready to go to war for ya

HI!... Mines a shelf queen, so doesn't really matter.

THE H.P FREAK wrote:HI!... Mines a shelf queen, so doesn't really matter.

Get the pic issue fixed so we can see it

HI!... Well my 2nd RC10 Classic fund just went bye bye. Had to spend $200 on a new laptop mother board.